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FLuid Optimisation in Emergency LAparotomy Trial

FLO-ELA is the FLuid Optimisation in Emergency LAparotomy trial. It is a large pragmatic clinical trial which aims to find out whether cardiac-output guided haemodynamic therapy given to patients during and shortly after emergency bowel surgery could save lives, when compared with usual care. The trial is being run in 100 UK hospitals and will study nearly 8000 patients.

This project is funded by the National Institute for Health Research Health Technology Assessment programme (project number 15/80/54).

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• @FLOELAtrial / Feb 26 15:38
  
  RT @rupert_pearse: @dr_mark_edwards @NELANews @pctuqmul 2000 emergency patients enrolled to an individual patient RCT of a complex int… https://t.co/Zx85Uoq7Di
• @FLOELAtrial / Feb 26 12:59
  
  🎉We've finally done it! Well done to University Hospital of North Durham @CDDFTNHS for randomising the 2000th patie… https://t.co/QXWybeL17C
• @FLOELAtrial / Feb 26 08:44
  
  FLO-ELA RECRUITMENT UPDATE: we have recruited 81 patients to the @FLOELAtrial in February so far and have a total r… https://t.co/XsIKkAMMJI